Lyu Azbel
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3799370 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Lyu Azbel |
| NOMBRES | Lyu |
| APELLIDO | Azbel |
| FIRMA | AZBEL L |
| AFILIACIONES | Yale University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Probation as a targeted entry point for scaling up opioid agonist therapies in Moldova using a modified screening, brief intervention and referral to treatment strategy
People with HIV and opioid use disorder (OUD) are concentrated in criminal legal settings. Consequently, decarceration efforts in Moldova have shifted many people in prisons to community supervision in probation. Probation differs from prisons as they have no mandate to screen and treat for medical conditions like OUD and link to evidence-based treatments like methadone or buprenorphine, otherwise known as medications for opioid use disorder (MOU…
Decolonizing addiction treatment in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA) face a dual crisis in addiction treatment. On one side, Russian imperial legacies persist through punitive "narcology," now weaponized amid ongoing aggression. On the other, Western retrenchment, marked by abrupt aid suspensions and dwindling harm-reduction budgets, has weakened the evidence-based counterweight that once challenged authoritarian approaches. The result is a convergence of punitive logics that…
(Trans)formative discomfort
Can infrastructures of queer counterpublic sex disrupt affective inequalities in gender and sexuality? This paper examines DTF (Down to Fuck or Dyke, Tranny, Faggot)—a Berlin-based, all-gender queer darkroom created by intersex and trans activists—as an infrastructure of intimacy that reconfigured the possibilities of erotic encounter. By assembling FLINTA and cis gay sexual cultures, DTF generated a space where gendered bodies, drugs, and desire…
Interrogating consent roundtable
In this roundtable, different scholars of sexual cultures discuss recent research, each has carried out on issues relating to consent. Acknowledging that consent is a fluid concept that has proven difficult to pin down, each intervention nevertheless finds it has some utility in exploring complex questions of sexual ethics across a variety of case studies. From the gamification of consent in sextech to the incorporation of consent by men into the…
Aligning public health and public safety
Background People in criminal justice settings (CJS) have high rates of opioid use disorder (OUD) and HIV. Probation is part of the CJS and congregates many individuals with high rates of mental health and substance use disorders relative to the general population; nevertheless, probation remains a major improvement to incarceration. As a steppingstone to full decarceration efforts, community supervision settings like probation can be leveraged a…
Introducing methadone maintenance therapy into Ukrainian prisons
It appears that the criminal subculture is variable and evolving in Ukrainian prisons and appears to be impacted differently by the invasion of Russia. As methadone scale-up in prisons expands, it will be important to distinguish the meaning of methadone perpetuated negatively by the prison subculture versus that in which it is intended as a medical treatment by the formal prison authorities. The current invasion of Ukraine by Russia provides a p…
Narcofeminist ‘chemsex’
The potential of sexualised drug use to enact the queer body is largely unaccounted for within the expert public health knowledges where ‘chemsex’ is produced as a predominantly cisgender gay male practice harmful to health. Underpinned by such logics, COVID-19 prevention measures in 2020–2021 limited urban nightlife, which can be thought of as a queer ‘intimate infrastructure’, restricting chemsex to the home. Such changes in routine afforded by…
Methadone within prison and linkage to and retention in treatment upon community release for people with opioid use disorder in Kyrgyzstan
Addiction Treatment as Prison Governance
Methadone treatment is prescribed by evidence-based medicine as the most effective tool for the treatment of opioid addiction. Its implementation into high-need prison settings worldwide has been met with challenges, particularly in Eastern Europe and Central Asia where the opioid epidemic continues to expand. To address these impasses to intervention translation, we turn to post-structural approaches to policy analysis. These approaches open spa…
Narcofeminist ‘chemsex’
The potential of sexualised drug use to enact the queer body is largely unaccounted for within the expert public health knowledges where ‘chemsex’ is produced as a predominantly cisgender gay male practice harmful to health. Underpinned by such logics, COVID-19 prevention measures in 2020–2021 limited urban nightlife, which can be thought of as a queer ‘intimate infrastructure’, restricting chemsex to the home. Such changes in routine afforded by…
Addiction Treatment as Prison Governance
Methadone treatment is prescribed by evidence-based medicine as the most effective tool for the treatment of opioid addiction. Its implementation into high-need prison settings worldwide has been met with challenges, particularly in Eastern Europe and Central Asia where the opioid epidemic continues to expand. To address these impasses to intervention translation, we turn to post-structural approaches to policy analysis. These approaches open spa…
Methadone within prison and linkage to and retention in treatment upon community release for people with opioid use disorder in Kyrgyzstan
Addiction Treatment as Prison Governance
Methadone treatment is prescribed by evidence-based medicine as the most effective tool for the treatment of opioid addiction. Its implementation into high-need prison settings worldwide has been met with challenges, particularly in Eastern Europe and Central Asia where the opioid epidemic continues to expand. To address these impasses to intervention translation, we turn to post-structural approaches to policy analysis. These approaches open spa…
Aligning public health and public safety
Background People in criminal justice settings (CJS) have high rates of opioid use disorder (OUD) and HIV. Probation is part of the CJS and congregates many individuals with high rates of mental health and substance use disorders relative to the general population; nevertheless, probation remains a major improvement to incarceration. As a steppingstone to full decarceration efforts, community supervision settings like probation can be leveraged a…
Introducing methadone maintenance therapy into Ukrainian prisons
It appears that the criminal subculture is variable and evolving in Ukrainian prisons and appears to be impacted differently by the invasion of Russia. As methadone scale-up in prisons expands, it will be important to distinguish the meaning of methadone perpetuated negatively by the prison subculture versus that in which it is intended as a medical treatment by the formal prison authorities. The current invasion of Ukraine by Russia provides a p…
Narcofeminist ‘chemsex’
The potential of sexualised drug use to enact the queer body is largely unaccounted for within the expert public health knowledges where ‘chemsex’ is produced as a predominantly cisgender gay male practice harmful to health. Underpinned by such logics, COVID-19 prevention measures in 2020–2021 limited urban nightlife, which can be thought of as a queer ‘intimate infrastructure’, restricting chemsex to the home. Such changes in routine afforded by…
(Trans)formative discomfort
Can infrastructures of queer counterpublic sex disrupt affective inequalities in gender and sexuality? This paper examines DTF (Down to Fuck or Dyke, Tranny, Faggot)—a Berlin-based, all-gender queer darkroom created by intersex and trans activists—as an infrastructure of intimacy that reconfigured the possibilities of erotic encounter. By assembling FLINTA and cis gay sexual cultures, DTF generated a space where gendered bodies, drugs, and desire…
Interrogating consent roundtable
In this roundtable, different scholars of sexual cultures discuss recent research, each has carried out on issues relating to consent. Acknowledging that consent is a fluid concept that has proven difficult to pin down, each intervention nevertheless finds it has some utility in exploring complex questions of sexual ethics across a variety of case studies. From the gamification of consent in sextech to the incorporation of consent by men into the…
Probation as a targeted entry point for scaling up opioid agonist therapies in Moldova using a modified screening, brief intervention and referral to treatment strategy
People with HIV and opioid use disorder (OUD) are concentrated in criminal legal settings. Consequently, decarceration efforts in Moldova have shifted many people in prisons to community supervision in probation. Probation differs from prisons as they have no mandate to screen and treat for medical conditions like OUD and link to evidence-based treatments like methadone or buprenorphine, otherwise known as medications for opioid use disorder (MOU…
Decolonizing addiction treatment in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA) face a dual crisis in addiction treatment. On one side, Russian imperial legacies persist through punitive "narcology," now weaponized amid ongoing aggression. On the other, Western retrenchment, marked by abrupt aid suspensions and dwindling harm-reduction budgets, has weakened the evidence-based counterweight that once challenged authoritarian approaches. The result is a convergence of punitive logics that…
HIV, Drug Use, Sexual Risk (6 obras) · Medicine (6 obras) · Opioid Use Disorder Treatment (5 obras) · Criminology (4 obras) · Methadone (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Psychiatry (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Buprenorphine (3 obras) · Internal Medicine (3 obras)